Chuck

They're our gifts.

That's right.

And by the way, if you hear the tinkle tinkle of ice, it's because Josh talked me into making the drink that we're going to, you know, sometimes we have a little Christmas drink.

that we put out as a part of this episode, and we're doing that again this year.

And so I'm having what we call here in the South a nooner.

That's right.

As usual, we're flying by the seat of our pants.

What do you say we start with one of your picks on the Morabians, who we've talked about before on a Christmas episode, I believe.

I don't remember that.

We definitely did.

Yeah, never knew that until yesterday.

That's right.

If you look back in the Middle Ages in Europe, well, there's a bunch of awful things going on.

But one of the fun things was a trend of creating nativity scenes.

They were called, I guess, creches.

And you know what a nativity scene is.

They're little dioramas of the scene of the birth of Jesus in a manger.

And the Moravians saw those and they were like, hold my molasses cookie because we're going to kick this up a notch.

And they kicked it up such a notch that the Germans created a term basically for that notch of these crutches, these Moravian crutches called a putz.

It means to put out or decorate.